Can the plate be frozen in the refrigerator?

Plates are a very common utensil in daily life. We all need plates to serve our meals when we cook. So most people have ceramic plates at home. Ceramic items not only insulate heat, but also act as a thermal insulator. But sometimes the food you can’t finish needs to be stored in the refrigerator. Many people don’t have enough refrigeratory at home, so they just want to put it on a plate and then put it in the refrigerator. So can the dish be placed directly in the fridge?

Ceramic plates will not be damaged by freezing when placed in the freezer. At least it won't be damaged by freezing once or twice, but if porcelain items are frozen quickly, the internal structure will change due to thermal expansion and contraction, affecting its strength and service life. But you won’t get damaged by freezing it once. Unless, like other shaped containers, they are broken by the frozen liquid.

Doing so will shorten its service life and it is not recommended to put it in the refrigerator frequently. Porcelain tableware can be stored or frozen, but this will affect the service life of the tableware and easily cause the tableware to crack.

Ordinary ceramic tableware is made of ordinary ceramic materials and is relatively brittle. Therefore, if the tableware has been refrigerated or frozen, do not put it in hot water immediately. Conversely, if the tableware has been steamed at high temperature, do not put it in ice water immediately to avoid cracking due to sudden heating or cooling.

Ceramic tableware is the tableware we use most frequently. We often use it to hold food, soup, drinks, fruits, etc. The tableware can be refrigerated, frozen or steamed at high temperature, but it cannot be used suddenly cooled or heated. Of course, the selection of tableware should also pay attention to the problem of excessive heavy metals. Jingdezhen Jiaxi Ceramics is a professional daily tableware manufacturer. It has many types of tableware, exquisite design and workmanship, good quality, and the heavy metal content meets national standards. Although ceramic tableware can be used in the refrigerator and freezer, doing so will shorten its lifespan and make it prone to cracking. It is best to use stainless steel tableware or plastic food containers.